In the High Court, the government has confiscated 248 properties of 209 people kerala government submitted report says that 248 properties of 209 pfi workers attached – News18 Malayalam

Kochi: The state government has submitted a report in the High Court on the confiscation of property of the organization and office-bearers in various districts to recover losses of Rs.

According to the report given by Additional Chief Secretary of the Home Department, D Saritha, a total of 248 properties of 209 people have been confiscated. Most property was seized from Malappuram district. Following the hartal, the High Court will hear the petition on its own accord and will reach the division bench on Tuesday.

The government has submitted a district-wise estimate of acquired land and property. Some of them have filed a complaint alleging that they are not Popular Front office-bearers and that their properties have been wrongfully confiscated. According to the report of the Additional Chief Secretary of Home Department, most of them are from Malappuram district and action will be taken considering the truth of the complaint.

District wise number of confiscated property

Thiruvananthapuram -5
Kollam-1
Pathanamthitta -6
Alappuzha -5
Kottayam -5
Idukki -6
Ernakulam -6
Thrissur -18
Palakkad-23
Malappuram -126
Kozhikode -22
Wayanad -11
Kannur-8
Kasaragod -6

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Following the banning of the Popular Front, the NIA conducted nationwide raids and arrested the officials. In protest against this, a hartal was called in the state on September 23. There was widespread violence against KSRTC buses during the hartal, which was conducted in violation of the High Court order that hartal should not be organized without prior notice. Taking cognizance of this, the division bench comprising Justice AK Jayasankaran Nambiar and Justice CP Muhammad Niaz took up the case voluntarily.

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It was then suggested that action should be taken to compensate those who suffered damages. Organizations like Kerala Chamber of Commerce and Thrissur’s Malayalamvedi were also party to the petition. The division bench expressed displeasure over the delay in the confiscation process for payment of compensation and gave an ultimatum to the government to complete it expeditiously. Following this, the assets of the Popular Front leaders in the state were confiscated in the last few days.